Arsenal’s decision not to bring in an extra forward player in January looks like it has back-fired spectacularly. Already left short-handed upfront by injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus, they lost Gabriel Martinelli to
Liverpool forward Diogo Jota is the latest name being linked with a move to Arsenal. It comes amidst reports that Liverpool manager Arne Slot has become increasingly frustrated with Jota’s frequent absences due to injury.
Since the transfer window closed, social media has been awash with reports that Arsenal are set for a record-breaking summer, and that they are ready to spend big in order to augment the squad. Fans
Arsenal are planning another move for Spanish goalkeeper Joan García in the summer window. They spent months in the 2024 summer transfer window trying to buy him from Espanyol, but were thwarted when the La
Arsenal’s need for a striker in the January window saw them express a late interest in the much-travelled Spaniard Alvaro Morata. In the end there was a lack of consensus among the club hierarchy as
Arsenal’s inactivity in the transfer market has provoked a predictable backlash from a section of their fan base. And yet again calls for the club to buy a new striker went unheeded, despite tha fact
Okeksandr Zinchenko will be allowed to leave Arsenal before the transfer window closes, with both Borussia Dortmund and Atlético Madrid set to compete for his services. Signed for ₤35 million in the summer of 2022,
Although much of the focus from an Arsenal perspective in the January transfer window has been about their attempts to bolster their forward options, they may also have to fend off interest in one of
Whilst most Arsenal fans are concentrated on who the club might sign before the January window closes, amidst the talk of a much needed striker arriving at the Emirates, talks are continuing about securing the
Arsenal left-back Kieran Tierney will rejoin Celtic on a free transfer at the end of the season. The Scottish international has held talks in recent weeks with various clubs, including Bayer Leverkusen, Sevilla and Everton